This is being updated…please reach out if we have forgotten you. sincerely.  Firstly, my children — thank you for showing me true bravery, resilience, and the ability to adapt. You inspire me every day to keep going with this and I appreciate your encouragement. I’m sorry for what you’ve been through. I love you, and I will always be here for you. You are the reason I am doing this. Neil Giller — thank you for picking me up off the floor when I was broken and helping me find my feet again. Haz Khan (Haz Therapy) — thank you for providing the spiritual guidance I needed to stay true to my path and continue create this documentary. Nawal Houghton — thank you for believing in me when you had no reason to, you’re an absolute legend! (I promise to dig up the out takes!). Christophe Carcelle — you are a true professional someone I want on every project! Sou — you, are an angel, thank you for your incredible editing and patience, I am eternally grateful! Mila Koljensic  — thank you for your early-stage support and being there, you helped inspire me to keep this going, I appreciate you and I promise to buy (or make) you 100 coffees!  Paul Potter & Maggie! — thank you both, I can’t believe you went through all that footage, you came at the right time! Sarah Phillimore, Judge Phillip Marcus, Sally-Anne Burris, Jennifer, Dr Bob Johnson, Charlotte Del Core, Lisa Kaye-Bell, Dr. Jamie Huysman, Melanie Gill — thank you all so much, I will be in touch and you have made this what it is.  Brian Hudson, thank you for the kick up the …we’ve been through some…, lets try and change the world!  Elliot Grove, Jamie Buxton, Tom Mannion, Craig Shepheard  — thank you, I’d travel the earth for you all. Yasmin Gerami — thank you x. Susan Bassi, you are a legend and an inspiration. Andy Stebbing, thank you for all the talks and guidance.  Paul Apreda, Ian Julian, Cynthia Garba, Greg Downing, David Eggins, Denise Knowles, Richard Singh, Mark Brooks OBE, Razia Sharif  — thank you. Greg Cavadino (er… legend), Paul O’Callaghan, Sam Morfey, and Brian Maloney from Both Parents Matter, Mike Bell, Erin Pizzey, Terry White — thank you. Simon Cobb & Chris from PAPA, lets do this! My PA fam, Hannah, Uschi, Michele,  Dharam, Richard, Nathan we’re here—change will come! Jonathon Weissner, thank you for guidance. To the 80,000 people across the various support groups I’m a part of and help moderate — this is for you. Thank you to the celebrities who shared their personal journeys with me — you know who you are. To my sister Claire — thank you for being an absolute legend. Mum — thank you for showing me strength and stubborn resilience 🙂 never give up. Dad — thank you for encouraging me to go to university and pursue my creative dreams. To Benedict thank you for being there throughout all of this esp. when I was prevented from seeing my children and thank you for being a great partner to my sister. My children — thank you again for your strength through this horrific ordeal. I’m sorry for what you’ve endured. You’ve done nothing wrong. You’ve been under immense pressure, and I’m proud of you. Follow your head and your heart. Fight for what you believe in — and smile while doing it. It makes the enemy crumble. To my friends — many of you have tried to help, even when you didn’t know how to or couldn’t fully understand the pain: Sav & Zoe —thank you for taking me in and healing me, Kris, Tay, Steve, Rem, Tony, Ravi— thank you for being there when I was broken and picking me up. Greg D—you helped knock this into a manageable experience rather than a life destroying moment. Scott & Tabitha, thank you for listening and giving guidance and perspective. My dog walker family — George, Andy, Panni, Pete, Vas & Maria, Alberto, Adam, Stavros, Luke, Kat & Mario, Jenny & Lazandra, Mehdi & Chris, Oz & Melissa — thank you for the daily chats and pick-me-ups. Thank you Jacky for believing in me. Thank you Anne & James, still the best event experience of my life (involving speeches 🙂 you inspired me to carry on and love again x.  Catalina — you showed me strength and grace at your father’s funeral and that still inspires me to this day x. To my poker friends — Simon, Andrew, Roma, James S, Louise, James K, Elliot, Ady, Justin, Matt, Tim, Nadine, Richard J (and many more) — those short moments together you’ve given me joy and when I needed it most. Fat Tony — thank you for the push and the encouragement. My tennis fam Jay Jay, Maria, Pamela, Balo, Eugene, Matt thank you for trying to keep me on my toes!  iUVO crew, James, Ali, Thomas, Lisa, Stella, Anton, Danny—thank you. LCP crew — Joel Karamath thank you for telling me to just write, Biggles, Bob Britton, Ian Noble, Paul Bowman, Stella, Matt, Chris, Massimo (where are ya?!) Tom, George, Chaz—thank you. Lana Wilson, Marilyn Nave — I love you and can’t wait to meet you. (and you too, BK.) Brian Khan — I’m still writing, thank you for showing me the importance of words in film making. Duane & Nadia thank you for believing in me. Lisa Bryant, thank you for speaking with me, if it goes well I’ll be in touch. Jan James, Martin Cracknell from Change for the Children — stay strong. Work – Andrew Robinson, Wendy Moss, Neil McCarthy,  Juan Pedraza, Matt Cottis, Carolyn Finlayson— thank you for the joy and encouragement you’ve given me. My children — love you always. Bambos Charalambous (we have work to do). Heidi Fleming — thank you for being a great solicitor (Richard & team I mentioned you earlier). To the judges, lawyers, and agencies involved in my case — you showed me how broken this system is. Through your decisions, silence, or inaction, we were left to suffer. I hope this documentary reaches you, and I hope one day you reflect on the consequences of what was ignored. My daughter still awaits your response to her letter. The names of those who failed us will be remembered — not in anger, but as a record of what must change. Stephen Blackman — rest in eternal peace, I’m sorry I wasn’t there to say goodbye, you had an incredible impact on my life and will do until I join you. To all you abusers who caused pain and suffering — to those who tried to break us — you failed. We came together, found our voice, our truth, and our purpose— no one can silence what is real.